The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-10-20

Though much Teachers Institute work was
done this year, there could have been much
more but for reasons which are given In the COM
municaiion of Major Russell. elsewhere printed.
Major. Hollister, General Manager of the
Blue Spring, Orange City & Atlantic Railway,
denies most cmphatically the report that his
road is TO be absorbed by the F. r. & N. system.
-Oranes Oily Tines.
in q communication which we are pleased
70 print q prominent gentleman of Jefferson
county names Hon. E. q. Love, of Gadsden, for
the Supreme bench, position for which he is
highly qualified by intellectual power and legal
attainments.
The law authorizing the payment of s.
each for wildcat scalps, and % for bear scalps,
b going 10 be much larger than its trainers an
neipated. 1t win cost Levy county fl ON 81 900
% 81 800 year 10 pay for all the scalps exhib-
it'd, andstaxes viii have TO be increased to that
exient-Osddr Key GSH TieV.
Tuesday afternoon the County Commits
ioners decided 10 raise the amount OF 81 900
for q county exhibit at the 6ub-Trop ical Ex-
position at jacksonville, and the Board re-
serves 70 itself the right Of distributing the
funds. without the appointing Of an executive
committee for that purpcse.-zIusrlk Star.
The writer of the article in Mondays Nsacs-
1~sH headed blow Calamity Lies Start I"
ssems - Do coming caAdidate for Q cell in an
Gsans ss5isa-f As dos Ret "a into one in
sjail some day for cfiniaal libel. He is likely
% win distinction In lunscy or something else
Shst Journalists Of sense and principle are never
accused Of
The Rcd Obdar Adcertsser is q new paper
issued under the auspices Of the Cedar Key
GARD Of Trade" with a guaranteed circulation
1900 copies. Its mission is to BET forth the re.
sources of Cedar Key and Levy county. and its
columns are occupied with well prepared arti-
sea TIE papsr Il published monthly by James
o. Andrews at 30 cents per annum.
The building Of the Alabama Railroad is
now assured. The construction of this line will
bring the Florida Railway and Navigation Com
pany and the eavanMh, Florida and Western
INTO Montgomery, Ala, and secure to the Mid
land the large freight and tourist business Of
these lines, amounting to 100000 tons, 10000
passengers. Work begins this fall and will be
DxsAsd With vigor 10 spesdy comprehensive
Srsses SCUM.
ALREADY south Floridas exhibit at the Pied
mont Exposition at Atlanta is the central at
Waction. II lie said to be very fine and a sue
se9L The credit of the display is due to the
efforts Of the South Florida Railroad Company,
whose agents and representatives secured these
southern counties and gathered the display, in
many casse paying money freely for articles
which could not be easily obtained otherwise
Orlando Reporter.
Of County Commissioners of Orange county
appropriated 81 SEQ to the County Board of
Health for quarantine purposes. This was
done Of the request of DR.. King Wylly, Presi-
dent Of the State Board of Health. This will
make our quarantine bill for the summer
amount 10 tS.los. 1t is large but the appro-
piatons were not made grudingly, since the ex-
penditure was doubtless necessary Orlando
6sshnel
judge W. T. Duvnt Messers W. W.
Walker, b. c. Crawford and F. W. Duval
made flying trip 10 the growing town of
Carabelle on Tuesday last. They make
very favorable report of the future prospects
Of Canabelle. The T. & G. Railroad is pro-
crossing an rapidly as could be expected New
hands are being daily employed. Mr. How
land informed Mr.. Crawford that the Company
were now negotiating for two hundred hands
and expected them 10 arrive in the course of
two weekA-OrawfrdciU WakuNa Times
Mr.. Oswald Wilson, of Texas, who has been
organizing Alliances in South Georgia and Flor
ida with great success, called on US during his
attendance upon the Farmers Inter. State Con-
veniion, accompanied by Mr.. W. W. Wilson, of
Nsimsr, Texas, delegate, whose handsome
certificate, signed and sealed by the Governor of
Texas, We examined with pride and pleasure,
because it prove that the Chief Magistrate of the
Lone Star State" fully recognizes the dignity
and power Of agriculture Culioator
- DiNs Fdrrs~
The City Council of Minneapolis did itself
credit BY promptly and officially condemning
&s infamous conduct Of the person who, being
conductor Of journal, published a gratuitous
Insult toward Mrs. Cleveland when she and the
President visited Minneapolis The citizens
Indignantly burned in efngy the wretched black
guard whom their Council condemned. Few
would blame them If they had tarred and
feathersd him. A brute capable and guilty of
Insulting any woman deserves no better treat
nent than that, and the more promptly and Wig
crously such punishment is administered the bet
tW.-E T. Hrsk
Mr.. Ingaham, President of the South Florida
nilroad, succeeded on last Saturday in obtaining
Ne services, at the expense OF the South Florida
s11road, q Mr.. Fish, the son of Dr. Fish, of 6a-
vAnnah. than whom there is no better yellow fe-
Ser expert, and cent him to Tampa Mr. Fish
arrived there on Saturday and Immediately took
charge end commenced the organization OF How.
Rd Associations szd now hes everything in
working order. Too much praise cannot be
given 10 the South Florida railroad for its good
works, and particularly to President Ingraham
esuth Florida will ever remember his efforts in
ah behalL-OrIaado Record
10 Of The State in promptly declaring the misfor-
tune which has come upon her. Tampa hid the
truth until the last moment and in consequence
Die refugees from nat city have spread them
selves over oil the State Key West acquainted
NE world with the nature Of the disease that as
raging among her citizens. Palatka takes the
honest course of declaring the first yellow fever
case that occurred within her limits, although
hat case was one Of refugee from Tampa and
did not originate here All Palatka asks of her
peighbors 10 that the shicial reports and not the
IDLE rumon from this city may be credited.-Pa-
e1ka Noes.
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